Collectibles signed by musicians. What do you have?

In the early 90's the band Spirit played at Music Revolution, the Tampa record store i was a part-owner of...and Jay Ferguson played my Guild D-25. Got all their signatures (not on the guitar); RIP Randy California!

Los Lobos, Indigo Girls , Bruce Cockburn (gifted him a pack of Zig-Zags), backstage Indigo Girls signed pass.

I've never really pursued that kind of memorabilia.

Oh yeah, Marky Mark (nursing a major Miami hangover) signed autographs for his fans and his bodyguards made us keep people out of the store the whole time he was signing, so dreams of big sales went up in smoke on that one...and he charged a grand for the privilege!

It did seem like Dick lingered a little long holding the back of her thigh when he signed above the (short) hem of her dress.  In hindsight, I'm A-OK with it... 

Many years ago I purchased a signed 12” single of John Mellencamp’s “Pink Houses”. It was a great sounding acoustic demo version. Years later I was attending a tribute speech program where high school seniors wrote and delivered a speech about someone important to their life journey. One student delivered a gut wrenching tribute to her dad who died in the Twin Towers on 9/11 when she was very young. She had few memories of her father but one of them was that “Pink Houses” was his favorite song. Next day I brought her my autographed copy and gave it to her in remembrance of her dad. We both cried.

Oh boy now you’ve done it.  Cool stuff and cool back stories. I have a whole bunch of signed sports memorabilia but no music or instruments I can think of but now I’m thinking about getting some.  Expect an angry call from my wife lol.  

Never been an autograph or memorabilia collector, but I do still have my right hand which shook Bob Dylan's at the old New Haven Arena in 1966 when I was 17yrs old. My buddy and I went up to the side of the stage as the first set was ending and Bob was walking off. I reached up my hand and he took it and gave it a little shake.

That show still ranks as one of the best I've ever been to, being one of Bob's earliest electric shows. I remember that he had a lot of trouble navigating around the stage with all the guitar cords that he wasn't used to having there. Tripped and almost stumbled a few times. Saw him again that same year in Hartford at the Bushnell.